The Japanese subsidiary of Springer Nature Group, a world-leading publisher in research, education and specialization, is a Japanese university student who needs financial support to pay school fees such as admission fees, teaching materials and tuition fees.・ We have started open recruitment for Julius Springer scholarship students who will provide 2 euros (about 12,500 million yen) to each of the two graduate students.
The Julius Springer Scholarship aims to help college and graduate students, who are in financial difficulty due to the spread of the new coronavirus infection, to study at university and continue their research.The scholarship is provided by the Julius Springer Charity Foundation, which is affiliated with Springer Nature.
The Julius Springer Charity Fund provides financial assistance to those in financial distress in Germany, as well as to other countries where Springer Nature is active each year, from the Fund in 2021. Following the assistance provided to Japan, the Julius Springer Scholarship was launched for university and graduate students.
The recruitment period for scholarship students is from February 2021, 2 to May 5, 2021.To apply, you will need to submit an essay (Japanese) on the academic or research you would like to continue studying at the university and documents confirming that you meet the payment requirements.The screening will be conducted by the selection staff of Springer Nature's Japanese subsidiary, and the results of the primary selection will be notified to all applicants by May 5, 10.An online interview will be held in early June 2021 for students who have passed the first screening. Scholarship students will be decided by the end of June 5 and scholarships will be provided by the end of July 31.
In recruiting scholarship students, Springer Nature's Japanese subsidiary, Antoine Bouquet, said, "Springer Nature aims to contribute to the research and education community around the world. The Julius Springer Charity Foundation We actively provide financial support for people in financial difficulties and provide financial support in different countries each year. This year, this fund supports the study of Japanese university and graduate students. I am happy that it will be used to train the next generation of researchers. "
